Bridgeport Brewing

No Longer In Business

Visit Date: 5/19/18.
Tasty food and solid, unspectacular beers in a large, new looking spot. Solid service. Annoyingly, they had a paper beer list and like 5 or 6 of the beers weren't on there, which is something that could use some improvement. The waitress did her best to describe them, but I prefer an actually list with the beer name / description or at least a chalkboard nearby. Not a beer destination, but if you are here around a meal time as we were, its a good lunch spot.

Visited August 2016. Huge taphouse. Very efficient table service. Food was decent but the beers were dull. Tried nine samples so I gave it a go.

A gigantic place which is not to my likings. But I’m old - don’t hold that against them. The service at the patio was nice and prompt and the two beers I tried wad neither a dissapointment nor a positive surprise

Visited on 9th November 2014. Large venue with 2 levels, the decor is smart and has a really nice feel to the place. We stopped for lunch and tried all of the beers on offer via a tasting flight. The beer was pretty good as was the food. Service was good and the prices were decent. Liked this spot.

Visited during lunch in March 2016. The place is huge with two levels. We sat downstairs. The hamburger was tasty, I especially liked the smoked bacon. The beers were ok although nothing special, I had a flight with eight beers. (9 USD). Very friendly and good service. It’s always interesting to visit an unknown place.

Very cool vibe - I’d love to drink beer here....if the beers were better. These recipes need a face lift, across the board. Much respect for being the Portland OGs, but the game needs to be raised.

This place is enormous. Like, an entire city block. The entrance is a little tough to find depending on where you’re walking from. It’s pretty much at the corner of 3rd and Marshall.

But yeah...this place is huge on the inside as well. Two levels including plenty of restaurant/dining seating downstairs as well as the bar area. There’s more upstairs, too. Pretty modern, almost semi-industrial in feel.

Maybe 10-11 beers on tap and most everything available in bottles as well. The beers are mostly pretty decent, but a couple I didn’t care for.

The service here was friendly, but it was a little bit on the lax side, particularly once we were finished with our tasters. It took quite a bit of time to get the check. I guess not a major gripe, but something I noted.

10 beers on tap. Decent beers. Busy on a Sunday night. Kinda cool interior. Not much more to say.

Visited Sunday 09/11/14 for dinner. Downtown location and split across 2 levels, the appearance is medium to higher end, wood floors, red brick walls, well laid out and plenty of space with both high bench and lower level table sitting. We hit around the prime Sunday dinner slot and the place was ticking over nicely but no more than half full. 10 beers on tap which you could take as a tasting flight. All house beers all of which were adequate, no stinkers but no world beaters typically coming in at 3.3/3.4 on the rating front for me. Service was good as was the food. Would definately hit this place up if you are stopping in downtown PDX but I doubt it would make my top 10 hitlist for PDX venues.

A modern brewpub, sort of like Vancouver’s Yaletown feel with several levels. Beer quality is not very good, but it’s enjoyable setting to enjoy a brew, especially on the patio. Very reasonably priced and friendly service. Not a mandatory stop in PDX by any means, but cool place.